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Stylonurus myops Clarke
Page 300
See plates 51, 53

1–4 Paratypes showing normal expressions of the carapace. Natural size
5 Young carapace with abnormally round outline and anterior eyes. × 3
6 The only entire specimen observed, dorsal view. Much compressed and poorly preserved. Natural size
7 Type. Carapace and two tergites. Carapace exfoliated; tergites showing the ornamentation. × 3
8 Interior view of carapace showing the broad doublure. × 3
9 Specimen showing a median prolongation in front. × 3
10 The holotype. × 3
11 Interior view of laterally compressed carapace showing frontal marginal row of tubercles. × 3
12 Detached visual area. × 5. The radial lines are wrinkles
13 Compound eye showing semioval form of ocular node and its ornamented surface. Paratype. Natural size
14 Central portion of figure 4 enlarged (× 3) to show form of ocellar mound and extent of visual areas
Horizon and locality. Shawangunk grit. Otisville, Orange co., N. Y.

The originals are in the State Museum

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